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Sunday, July 22, 2012

Batman, Rise of the Dark Knight (2012),  starring Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne and Tom Hardy as Bane, is an exciting action packed movie.  Batman, as the vigilante of Gotham, has gone into retirement as the city continues on in peace in his abscence.  Unfortunately, it is short lived, as Bane and his band of mercenaries takes the Gotham city inhabitants as hostages.  Bruce Wayne has to make the hard choice of coming back as Batman, or leaving it all to Comissioner Gordon (Gary Oldham)  and his police crew, who have branded him as the villain.



This last installment of Jonathon and Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy is a great way to say good-bye to the best Batman movie that DC is ever going to see.  I was a little worried with all of the characters they were putting into the movie, it would be oversaturated, but my trust in the Nolan brothers was rewarded as they intertwined the stories of Batwoman, Bane, Catwoman (Anne Hathaway), Comissioner Gordon, Alfred (Michael Caine), Fox (Morgan Freeman), and Talia (Marion Cotillard) into an action packed, believable, yet staying true to the comics 2 hour and 45 minute movie.  Hans Zimmer kept the mood going with keeping you on the edge of your seats in the action scenes, as well as making you hold back a tear in the dramatic scenes.  Even Blake (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) made a believable, contributing character, even if his true comic book portion was all of  2 scenes.  I do realize that he changed his name at the end of the movie, but it still doe not exclude that fact.  All in all, I would give this movie a 4 star epic rating. 

As for who should see this movie.  I would recommend children 10 and over to see this movie.  Christopher Nolan keeps his blood count to a minumum, which is what I like about him.  I do not need to see needless bloodshed in my comic book movies, nor do the kids.  The movie is filled with action and darkness, at times, so if your children have issues with this, wait until they are older.  This trilogy is not based on the Batman comic books of the Scooby Doo era, it is of a darker time period.   So, just as a parental guide, keep the young  children at home.




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Friday, July 6, 2012

Magic Mike


Magic Mike (2012) is a story of *Woo-woo* Channing Tatum's life pre-stardom.   Before he was a dancing hunk in Step Up, he was, yes everyone, a male stripper.  This movie depicts the struggles young people go through in this recession time.  In the movie, he befriends Adam (Alex Pettyfer), who helps the audience step into this saucy world of male dancers.  Dallas (Matthew McConaughey), is the ringleader of these ragtag men, who find that sometimes dollar bills do add up.  You will also be glad to know that Matt Bomer and Kevin Nash also get to be apart of these risque men. 



Overall, the movie was definitely entertaining to watch.  Especially for the old ladies that seemed to make a majority of the audience.  Some scenes make you cringe and think "Oh wow, I am so glad I do not have to do that for some ones."  The love story was also a nice touch.  I could have done without the multitude of sex scenes and drug parts that seem to make up a lot of stars lives these days.  It would be nice to think that that is just what stars do, but it seems to be what more than just them that do it. 

Should kids go see this movie?  Definetely not.  It is not a kids movie in any way shape or form.  If you think it is okay for your kids to go see male strippers, I would not recommend them for the orgies and drug scenes.  I say keep the age group to 18 and over, you know, the ones that can legally see the live striptease shows.



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Tuesday, July 3, 2012

The Amazing Spiderman (2012)


The Amazing Spiderman (2012), is a great movie, of a redo of the Spiderman origin movie. Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield), is left by his parents to his Aunt May (Sally Field) and Uncle Ben (Martin Sheen), and has to grow up to be a nerd on his own.  Luckily, he meets a nice girl, Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone), who is an actual woman side kick that helps out.  Peter helps out Dr. Conner (Rhys Ifans) to make a serum to help out humanity for Oscorp.


The Amazing Spiderman scores 4 stars.   The movie is full of action and some tear jerking scenes.  Yes, the movie does retell the same old story, but with a new twist, and it is more enjoyable than the previous movies.  Peter is actually a smart nerd in this movie, rather than just a loser as in the old ones.  He also has more of the original powers of Spider Man, rather than shooting goo out of his wrists. 

Should kids go see this movie?  It is a little dark, and some of the content is heavy.  But, the movie should be okay for 8 and up to see.  There are not many bloody scenes in it, no gore, or sex content.




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Sunday, July 1, 2012

Rock of Ages



Rock of Ages (2012) is a musical movie using 80's music.  It stars Diego Boneta as Drew, who is an aspiring singer trying to get his band famous.  The love interst and Drew's muse is Sherrie (Julianne Hough), who is a small town girl looking for a new life in Los Angeles.  Many stars have graced this movie, including Alec Baldwin (Dennis), who runs the bar that Drew and Sherrie work, his assistant, Lonnie (Russell Brand), Patricia (Catherine Zeta-Jones), who wants to shut down the bar, and the star that everyone wants to be Stacee Jaxx (Tom Cruise). 




Overall, the movie is a very well done musical.  The movie is true to all musicals, where every other statement ends up in a musical outburst, and there is always one love song that has nothing to do with the rest of the movie, but without it, you could not classify it as a musical.  They even have a few songs that are entertwined together, which sound great.  I was impressed how well all of the stars sang, and belted out their 80's rock ballads.  The only thing that I wish they would have done was to have given the stars slightly larger hair.



 Should kids go see this movie?  I would say this movie is not suitable to children.  The language and content is very vulgar, living up to the expectations of 80's genre of sex and rock'n'roll.  I would leave the movie watchers to the ones who actually lived in the 80's.





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Thursday, June 28, 2012

Wrath of the Titans

Wrath of the Titans (2012) is a movie about, you guessed it, the sequel to the Greek mythology movie Clash of the Titans (2010). In this movie, Perseus (Sam Worthington) is bestowed another godly quest by Zeus (Liam Neeson) to help the gods keep the evil of their father Kronus from resurfacing. Perseus is joined by Andromeda (Rosamund Pike) and Agenor (Toby Kebbell)to find their way to the underworld and save the world from impending chaos and doom.
This movie gets a half star failure rating. If you are looking for an action packed movie, it is great. If you are looking for a Greek mythology movie, it is hopelessly lost. Now, I am all for changing up the stories so the same boring old story is not told again and again, but when you change the whole mythology system, please, just call it Wrath of the Humans, and leave the whole Greek part out. The movie is racked with sexism in that only the male gods show up to stop the wrong doings of the humans. Because Athena and Artemis are girls and cannot fight, they had to send Ares in their place. For some reason there is a girl in the army to go to the underworld, but she is the only weak one who prays to the wrong god. Also, Athena is a girl who is not worthy enough to be the god of war, so they have Ares be the god of war that the warriors pray to. Even the little boy in the movie is stronger than the girls. And for some reason Hephaestus is so hated by the gods, that he was given an English accent. So, the last question begs, is should kids be allowed to watch this? There is not a lot of blood or gore in the movie, or cussing, so I would say that it is safe for 10 years and up, but again, stress to them to read their mythology, because Percy Jackson does a better job at depicting that than this movie.




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